Utilization of Byproducts

This learning unit focuses on the management of byproducts from wastewater treatment systems, organic byproducts with high recovery potential generated by economic activities (such as viticulture), and gaseous byproducts produced by industrial systems. For sewage treatment plant sludge, the goal is to integrate its management into the broader context of the treatment (or production) process in order to reduce its source at the outset or control its composition. The various recovery options are then presented. The sizing of sludge treatment processes is discussed. The course outline is as follows:

1. Characterization of Byproducts from Water Treatment
2. Wastewater Treatment Plant Sludge Treatment Processes
3. Management and Organic Utilization of Viticulture Byproducts
4. Biogas Utilization
5. Management and Treatment of Exhaust Gas

Hourly volumes:

CM: 21

TD: 12

Fields: 12 (2 groups)

Master the various methods for utilizing byproducts from wastewater treatment, organic byproducts from economic activities, and gaseous byproducts produced by industries.

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Recommended Prerequisites

Knowledge of wastewater treatment systems

Knowledge of waste treatment systems

By the end of this course unit, students will be able to:

-To propose solutions for sludge recovery and treatment

-Sizing wastewater treatment plant sludge treatment processes

-To propose a value chain for several byproducts of the agricultural sector

-To offer biogas upgrading processes

-To propose a treatment process suitable for treating gaseous effluents